RADIO COMMUNICATIONS

Question 1

WEATHER BROADCASTS

Answer 1

AWIS, AWOS, ASOS

Question 2

VHF AVIATION RADIOS ALLOW YOU TO

Answer 2

LISTEN TO WEATHER BROADCASTS, MONITOR PILOT POSITION REPORTS, AND COMMUNICATE WITH A CONTROL TOWER

Question 3

VHF AVIATION FREQUENCIES ARE

Answer 3

108 - 137 MHZ

Question 4

VOICE COMMUNICATIONS

Answer 4

118.0MHZ - 136.97 MHZ

Question 5

VHF AVIATION FREQUENCES ARE FOUND ON

Answer 5

SECTIONAL CHARTS, CHART SUPPLEMENTS, AND AVIATION APPS

Question 6

ATIS (AUTOMATIC TERMINAL INFORMATION SERVICE) IS RECORDED BY

Answer 6

A HUMAN FROM A CONTROL TOWER

Question 7

AWOS AND ASOS ARE

Answer 7

COMPUTER GENERATED, AND GIVE CONTINUOUS READINGS

Question 8

BLIND CALL (SELF ANNOUNCE)

Answer 8

GENERAL BROADCAST TO ALL AIRCRAFTS IN THE FREQUENCY

Question 9

UNICOM (AERONAUTICAL ADVISORY STATIONS)

Answer 9

the FPO - THEY RESPOND TO INBOUND AIRCRAFT AND GIVE AIRPORT ADVISORY AND OTHER SERVICES SUCH AS FUELING OR RENTAL CAR

MAY BE SEPERATE OR THE SAME AS CTAF, BUT NEVER THE SAME AS THE CONTROL TOWER

Question 10

control towers are called

Answer 10

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

Question 11

INFORM UNICOM OF YOUR OPERATIONS IN ADVANCE WHEN

Answer 11

YOUR NEAR AN UNTOWERED AIRPORT

UNICOM IS LINE OF SIGHT

Question 11

INFORM UNICOM OF YOUR OPERATIONS IN ADVANCE WHEN

Answer 11

YOUR NEAR AN UNTOWERED AIRPORT

UNICOM IS LINE OF SIGHT

Question 12

IF THERE IS NO TOWER AND NO CTAF, LISTEN ON

Answer 12

MULTICOM 122.9